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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-31
Anecdote Of Bishop Simpson


American Magazine.
An incident showing his gifts is re-
lated by his uncle. Late one Satur-
day night he arrived at a town in the
mountainous regions Of Pennsylvan-
ia, where he was a total stranger. The
next morning he made his way to the
Methodist Church and accosted the
pastor, telling him he was a brother
in the ministry. simpson being ex-
tremely awkward and plain IN appear
ance, the pastor was halt inclined to
omit the courtesy due brother
preacher of asking him to deliver r.
sermon. II he inquired OF the bishop
as to his name, he must have failed
to catch 1t. for he certainly had no
idea to whom he was speaking. His
request tor the stranger to preach was,
therefore, expressed in the most for
NAL and constrained manner. The
stranger readily agreed to fill the pull
pit, and the pastors chagrin was evil
dent as he resigned himself to his late.
The bishop preached one of his pow
erful sermons, and everybody in the
audience whispered to his neiRhbor,
who is he?" Before he had taken
his seat the pastor had him by the
hand. What did you say your name
was?" Simpson. What. Not the
bishop" That is what they call
me-" The minister instantly sprang
to his feet and shouted, You have
just had the pleasure OF listening to
Bishop Simpson. Let us sing. Praise
God from whom all blessings now."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-31
The Deadly UnintOxicating Bowl

From the San Francisco Examiner.
"Your Honor" said G. CASTOR
Brown, the well-known Oakland litera-
ture, rising in the Police court few
days ago. you will confer great
favor upon me by sending me up for
thirty days"
Drunk again, Mr.. Brown" inquir.
ed the court.
Eyes, your Honor; dispra cefully,
shameiully drunk. | would like a
months retirement in order to get
completely sober and do some wit.
ing. | wish particularly to compose
an essay on the discouraging effect OF
temperance drinks upon the cause OF
temperance. The night before last,
sir, sat down in my right mind, filed
with good resolutions, and ordered a
lemonade and a cheese sandwich.
Next morning sir, woke up feeling as
ii | had swallowed a turtle. The
efforts of the ptile to ascend my
nssophagus distre ssed me exceedingly
and drove me to brandy for relief.
| feel strongly impressed with my
ability to write telling appeal to
the young to avoid the unintoxlcating
bowl Temperance drinks, your Hon
or, produce indigestion, Indigestion
excites a craving for stimulants,
stimulants produce
Thirty days, did you say, Mr..
Brown"
"Ies, may it please your Honor"
"Well, we'll Say sixty. This court
desires TO encourage literature. Take
plenty OF time to polish your work,
Mr.. Brown"
"Thank you, sir" said the gifted
gentleman from Oakland, deeply
moved.
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StCjuway Pianos

At win A. Watkin a. Co.'s, 737
Main street. is the only piano made in
the world that pleases LvERyBopl--
the only piano IN the world tai is
used by all the finest artists, and the
only plane in the world that positively
manufacture al. of the component
parts in their pianos. Buy one and
get the best piano and the acknowl-
edged worlds lavorite.
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Attic Exposition.

Programmes for The concerts by the
Mexican National Band can be had AT
{. ~. Edwards exhibit.
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shaped. All in all, he was what
would be called a fine-lookng
gentlemen. lie had been careful
y reared, and was we'll acquainted
with the best people in our land.
His military career in the Southern
roniederacy was not successful, Tor
some cause or other, and ne WAS not
conspicuous. The reason for this |
am unable to explain, as he was a
man OF UNREASONABLE bravery. The
loss OF his beloved chief may have
had something to do with it, rs he
was loyal to General Johnston to
the last degree. He died in Bar
bour County. Alabama. on the eth
Of June. 1867, and in 1872 the Ken.
lucky Legislature had his remains re-
moved and inferred in the soil OF his
native State, and erected over his
grave monument on which is in
scribed the first stanza OF the "Bivou.
&C OF the Dead"
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Asst Appears to Visitors.

A gentleman was heard 10 remark
) nj The fair 3 rounds yesterday: Dali
las, whatever else may be said Of her,
has right to be proud Of her EXPOSE
ton. This Is my fifth State Fair this
season. have visited those OF Hi
nois, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas, and
this eclipses them all" The same
gentleman, who seemed to be a close
observer, INDUCED in II rather severe
criticism of the city of Dallas, alleg.
ing an astonishing lack Of pride in
the way Of improvements, both for
ornament and comfort, ailuding espc
cially to the bad condition Of the
streets, crossing aud sidewalks In the
)larger portion Of the city. The truth
is, there is too much ground for this
criticism yet strangers should bear in
mind that Dallas is young city hat
dozen years ago il was II mere vii
LACE and since it takes time 10 build
n fine city, il cannot be expected that
she would thus cary comdare, IN
point of style and finish, with the
older metropolitan ccntcrs. a little
more time, II you please. gentlemen
visitors, and you will not be disap-
pointed in your expectations of find
ing Dallas the finest city in the South
west.
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Many PeoIe i;,iuse 10 Take Cod Live

Many PeDIc NtIus' ~ TakC Cod IhVcr
Oil OH account of its unpleasant tasI Q
This difficult, la, been overcome in
SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil
with Hypopho~phites. II being AZ
palnlab n milk, and the most yalu-
able remedy known for the irenimcn
OF Consumption. Scrolula and Bron-
chiue, General Debility. Wasting Dir
eases of Children, Chronic Coughs
and Colds, has caused physicians in
all parts of the world TO use it, Physi-
clans report our little patients take it
with pleasure. Try Scot's Emulsion
and be convinced.
Silver King yeast powders at A. T.. Bou-
ches, S24 Main street.
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\ Wonderful Shot.

The man who put ten bullets in
succession inside the circumference OF
II Milwaukee girls finger ring at fifteen
PAGES was pretty good shot, but he
wasn't hall so wise as the bilious man
who put ten OF Dr. Picrce's Pleasant
Purgatiye Pellets into his system in
five days. and on the sixth walked ten
miles "Just because he felt 10 well.
il your blood 10 out of order, if you
feel low-spiritcd and blue, you will
find these Little Liver Pills Just what
you need.
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nrnr,g- ", y"a'n

Mrs. Phnbc thcsay, l''r:- ~ -.
Co.. Iowa. ,sll- thr fullpwiAg ,'rmaih.
able story. the truth % which is
vouchcd Cor by The lHIicni- of the
town: Il am a. Years H. have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
iameness Tor many y'ar,; couh not
dress myself wiihou, help. Now am
free from all paia aud soreness. and
am able to do all M, own house work.
owe my thank 10 Electric Bitter. for
having renewed my youth. and re-
moved completely ~ disease and
pain" Try bottle, onl, 80 CENTS, =.
w. Il. Howe ell Il Br,-'> Drug Store
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Bucklcn's Arnica Saivc.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or INC ney refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
w. II. Howell Il Bro.
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AT7EN TE0N
HOUSEKEEPERS.
Tl0npSOn&
GROCERS,
800 Elm Street. Opposite POStOfiCe
New Goods,
Polite Attention,
Low Prices.

We have recently put in u large and
varied stock OF Fancy ana staple Groceries.
AND AS WE ONLY BUY STRICTLY
FOR CASH, we are enabled TO offer extra
ordinary inducements to consumers You
can get anything in our store that Is usu-
ally kept in n tirst-class Grocery Store.
WE GUARANTEE FULL WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES, and every time you
for. and you are welcome, no natter wheth-
er you spend five cents or five dollars. We
want share Of the patronage of the citi-
zens Of Dallas, and we mean TO have IL II
cheap prices ana honest dealings will get
II.
Call and see us. We can save you money
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Note the Schedule.

Leave Dallas, Gulf Colorado ~ Santa Fe
railway, I u. M; leave Farmersville, Gulf
Colorado & santa Fe railway, S:d II. M;
leave Wolfe City, st. Louis, Arkansas Il
Texas railway, 10 ID Il. M; leave TeXar-
kama, st. Louis. Arkansas Il Texas railway,
5p. m; leave Pine Bluff, St. Louis, Arkan.
sas II Texas railway, 1225 Il. M; leave
Brinkley, Memphis 4 Little Rock rail- Dad {,
4 30 a. M, arrive Memphis, Memphis & Lit
tie Rock railroad, o: Is a. m. AT Memphis
connection Is made for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-31
Merchants,

call N { II. Edwards, 733 and 735
Main street. Tor acco'deOns, ,iolins,
etc. hose goods we're imported / e.
rect ii ON European manufacturers.
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Quick Transportation To and From
Far Grounds
via the Texas ~ Pacific HALLWAY, COM
mencing Oct. 70, continuing until
Nov. 8 inclusive. Trains will leave
downtown (brich) depot every hour
between 8 a. Iii. and 6 p. III. Fare IS
cents for round trip. Take this ioule
and avoid the vexa,iunsS incident to
other methods of irauspoNa
b. w. MC,uLl.oUGn,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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pre-eninent for beauty of tone, eX-
cellencc Of touch and Tor durability,
for sale by {. IL. Edwards New and
novel styles will be shown at the Ex-
position.
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Santa FG Route.
The Gulf Colorado ~ Santa Fe Railway
have the pleasure of announcing the open.
ing OF new route
TO Nj EMPHIS
win
Wolfe city,
TeXarkala and
BrinkIey.

Magnificent Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars are run daily via this route, which is
by lar the quickest and shortest line to
Memphis and all points in the Southeast.
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Chickering Pianos

At G. II. Edwards. 1888 and 1855 Main
street, aud at the Exposition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
Wnaaf M IapIA
nEroKT or Hos n y oaovH AID Ta1
QUANTITY RarsHn.

nEroKT on aoR n y oaOwH AID fn
QUANTITY RAfsRD.
WAsHrxaroz, Oal. s.-The repoEs Of
Consul General Banham. % Calcutta,
British indta, treaas a. lsnakh the whsai
interest," Of THAI country. Daring the
fseal pear, ending March 81. 1856. The
area devoted 10 wheat vas about y, ,600,
900 acres. and TIE total yiead wAa 80 =
000 600 bushala. Az oompaBod 9Th TIE
wheat Of the PaoiAa Osasi. the Indian
wheat "a inferior; bat when sxported 30
Earops u u m.xsd and ground With TIE
ahsai Of superior Qaality by which pFo
oess Q fair Fank Of marketable grades
of hsur b obtainsd.
Ths method of culiivatina the soil h
Ia the main tha samo - Il Was Q EN-
tuFv ago, aud eeeEe nosue 70 Be great
dafiRsnity In indooi1g the farmers 70 In
vsss 10 modern agricultural lmpiemense,
and yet With ell tbs simple and primi
tivs. methods the Indlan faFusss can n
shs opinian Of the Coueui General s1e
csS.fally oompeae With thoee e he
unissd States IN TIE procaefio9 of
wheat By reaeon of the exarsmelg eheap
labor, ste.
Ths sxporsa Of shsas from BdaisA
Iaifia insreased fFom 800 100 oentals b
Isss % q oooec0 es1sais in 1es6l The
inersass ef 1855 oEsR 1855 amsantS te
500 COO eenfa1a
Furthesmoss, wheaA-RroWing n In
dIa 4 yei tn ifa infaasy. and IN fur
thsr espslopmsnl dsponea pEtacip8lly
upon means q tEAnarcTtafton 90 thG
usakuaa.A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

n y Hszuvzp EaAx a aFoanxno soHrnn
WILL n unnAnTuwn.

II - HHxzHHAD THAT GIGANTIC aoMENn
WILL ~ UnRAnTHMD.
INV YonK, Oui. ga dispatch from
B. IIouis publighe& here this afteEnoon
eayS that seefsa investigation 10 going
90 Which promises 70 raaeh 9 nianntle
oomblnation between the EasssEn
manufacturers and the New YORK and
Boston custom houses. The dieDaich
says Il has been discovered that tke
customs ofiissrn here and IN Boston
have been systematically un6oE-vaiuinR
imported wool.
0ollsolor Naeone sald thai 10 the
besl Of hia belief Il vas { oanard. s'Of
eonFse," be gald, eegFors are made bv
the appraisers and liquidaaoes, bat 4
ssrict rseord Is kept Of she per esns. Of
errors made by each man, and u .
mans per ceniaao e large, I send for
hin and require "a expianatlon. Guoh
errors eould not ooeuf too freunansiv
without being discovered and reported. .
Attorney General Ayres and Com
monwealth Attorney John a. scott, of
kaRnef County, FeaaIned IN custody Of
Deputy Marshals until 10 O'Clock 70.
nlRhk when they we're taken 60 jail.
They decided 70 adopt THAI eourss
FatheE than - have . Deputy Marshal
eonelanily doenIng them, e. SudRs
Boad bad ordered that they Should
Be IN actual and net e0nstruolive eus-
toay. They propose nov a. soon a. che
records can be made oua 10 npply 10 ehs
Uniied Btalsa Baprems CoaFf for 4
writ ef haboas corpus. Governor Lee
Visile4 them IN jail tonight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

FALL SCHEDULES axNT 10 wAsnrweTos
~ xHn aEcklxER.

FAIL SCHEDULES aHxT To wAsnxsFon
~ xHn aEcklxKR.
WAanIHoxon, 0oa t.-Tha Oomplroll-
g of TOE ClEranny has Keoslvsd from
David Armstrong, ReoeiveP cf TIE
Fidelity Naticnal Bank, of Oineinnatf.
fail scbednleas which place tho nonlnsi
ynlue e ne hanh 3 aassls at upwards az
g o00.oo1 Of whicn more than one
BALI ere olaeeed &c worthless o. aoabt-
ful. 1ha apparently valid elalma npon
he naDk propaF, and nnf YEA nrovaa.
are about &8600Y0o0. while there are
emonnt1 u dlspute agzfeRatinR nearly
&IsbO0,0o0. Tno suhaoEiptinns 20 IN
crease The capital stock amount 10 81, !.
le3.0o, hut lees than bali of this
Amuunt wa paid ln money, and even II
what wna % paid ahouId b hnallv ad.
indRed % ooneiilnla lho liability 81 the
reoeiveFshtp, it will be neatly nll cffsst
bg the assessments on TIE orfQ,pnl
stock. Tha liabilities te deposiiofr are
about 8oOo.O00, Of which q little over
ko6sQo0 appeara 10 BE- held lo1ally.
BANKS and bankers appeaF a. oEeditoIn
for more than eeo00oo, bat soms
changes may be made u theos f9ussa.
On aaeount Of the donbtful valne az
aa8eiss and large claims In dispnte. Il Il
impoasible a. pfeasnt 70 make an eail-
mate Of what dividends mag b paid
ultimaselJ. The cash on hand and the
amounts % naast1, un60abandlp nood.
warrant q presont dividend Of 20 Der
cent. Ihe Receiver kan bsea Inssruoi-
I'd 10 pzeDars chsoks and schedules at
o1ee.
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FounIKKz HAVE pTnD-THB oAPTkKn n
TO N PnosECUfWD.
NKw YonK. OJt. 6.-Of the eight cases
removed from the stsameF Alesia on her
arrival Ave hays have died and thres
recovered. OF those which dsysloped
since the removal 10 quarantine nins
died, four recovered, fEs ara GONZALES
cent and the remaining tWo are serious
u III. Dr.. 6mish thinks the infection b
uov entirely destroyed.
cHAnsEs AaArxsr xzR okPRA1N.
SusseyoF Beattis has preferred char
ges against Captain Vallst Of the steam
ship Alesia, which arrived here from
Naples two weeks ESQ wfth cholera on
board. u 10 alleged that she captain
did not provide proper hospitals for
his passengers; THAI be failed 70 provide
tables and neais for the Bteesaga passsn-
gsfs and that in his manifesto Of pas
seuosEs be ala n1t give the oanss Of The
death Of passengers Who died on the
passage. Captain Wallet Was held IN
5000 bonda foF biz appeARAnos bsf fors
the Grand Jury.
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TREASURER ~. RANCH


Rumnnnn iw. Z. J. oul. s.--l spsoinll--
II - c414 of GAEleld Cannts aaal1ei
81 IKeaEurer Io1n v. Ranch ana ~
oo0411e1 . ree1ver "a nlIeQed Short
a&e - y1oo0Q. 1he 3nFy today returned
ssxalel AGAINST tha defendants nns
~ nDoo4n.
SeAn ". Raneh located in 0arasld
uoaaeg aooal six yeafe zee and q 1854
ee u.a electeds cn tke Domooratiu
lic&e. ~ lar9e majority. Treasurer of
.ae Uonnty. Things ran amoolhly
eaco4n Until kAe enspietoua uf tbe
OouA1y UoMUlMlo11Ea NnEo aroused %
aecQu1. q ~ eons.antly refosinn %
allow hia eeeoenis 10 b examlnsa b
ne OoUminaloners. They anaily hlrpd
a. exp1re teexnmine the boeks.
nm1mx acKnowEnpaKD.
TrsasaEa. Ranch resigned his oalcs IA
AnRasA los5, and a. that tine ~ AZ
knoWle4e1d shoraaea IN hir aneann1a
of between 5000 ard $4,000 Tre
uounly uo0misEioneFs msse "A exnen-
lna1lnn and r1ported thar thsv had
found de1eil oR $4,000. proseentins
AataxN1l blur4eFant anmmeneed lennl
pfooeealnge eEAingl hin imueaIaislF.
ons upon iFlal lest MaTsh Be VA elears3
on eceounf Of Q dsfset in shs Irdief-
mon1.
oxSn ACKzos TAKES.
A eivll suit was commenced aeainaa
him and hia hondamsn bafors Aslo-
elaia Jagtioe LarafoFd 90 lasi Wedeea-
day % fecoveF $1,000. which resulted
aa aboss stated IN she jaFy's placing he
Amo1nt % ha recovered frnm Ranch
and hl1 eon4amen AZ e97e0.
ln1teao 81 she acknowledged rneoal
nsstinR hts fast daea h the share az
leng term heAind pEiaen haFA his
oondsmen viii Be- oompeiled 70 help pay
ter hia seort-comlnQs.
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AAxfcLzs On m1ozRoaAzTuK o. xna Ia.
ASezL1s, San REuao \ uxAn nAxE.noan.
Les ANaxzza. o.. s.--Rhfs nf.srnoeu
tiers uese 1lsd in ia Ooaatg CIasksE
oflee articles of insoEporne,on of -
los Aneeles, San Pedro & Ufah Rail.
road. These aA&ieiea aet farth a IA
ecaEAAof lhe protested road q lire saarf-
lna fsem k1n Pedro bay, thzaneh I.as
AnEeles % PnEadena, thea ID ) noEthrrly
dlreetion through Lea hnQeles. Kerr.
san BsrnaEdina and In1o eonnklss. Pass.
ina Oa1aa lake.
fhs estimated Isnash sf soaa Il as
milkk A bRAach from Is main line 4
= Ro % Redo1do Beach. Los Angelsa
e % BE- the prlnoipal placs uk busInsss
OF the eurpoEation. Tue term uf exist
enee is nxsd a 6ftg years. Tha sos.
loBinG ineoEpoxaloEe. Who aR8 nlao di.-
Esutors for tie GEsf year, hava sab
serihed 70 1he amounts 81 onDogits
their un@eg, the enpiaal Btaak 81 ths
eompany bsing planed a 91o0oao 900.
divided into 10000 shares, of sha oar
yalee uf 500 oaohs 8. &, Wfnan1 snd
]. p. Woodbury., eSo9ooo esd; ". 3.
King. Los Angelsg, 9t0000; 8. q.
houghton, Los Angsies, Rl0oo; lnaae
". etiilman. L0a AaaelsE, el0o0 0ns
q the inooEpuEaloEs Ia an intarViee
With the cofEeapondsnk. virluallr I'd
mltted she Do1Bea1ion Of Rattisanaks
Island b. the company, hut be was
somewhet Fe1iean1 On tha nnbient 81
TIE ultimate ounnee1i1n 0f kig road
with the uni0n RaoIlo gyUtem.
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not bay sAs exiztina lEnea Tslerraph
linee eaald ho os1shifnhef = aserR
pa1nt EeaH419 b8 the Western Unfnn
GRek he nAll@ay and postal roa6s fnr
eua te1lA E141 q To noninnI ralne ~
Say acsia11 esmhznaEisa. a -
Gfar1 o11co oou1f ke u1aneR
tn every ippezlnz1 poet u8os anH
e eBsFY railway G1a1fnA ia tha
eou11Ey Ter q 1am af muna8 thnt
Wo1l4 not e116hlF ne11c9 fhs sarnlus
. tie Uni1ed Glatea Tznaanry. ne
uurk Ehould bs undeEfahen e a1rss m
iezs lhe nzon1poiy reunogs nnd keep i1s
nxesay nn1 nppsgsaIse hands 81 fFnm
lhA ExINalnz LLnaa z
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z.n1s1 feE Rslalne hln 80 Over tks Ina.
11e r.a1 Would b1yun1 Qa1s1icn b q
eAss soe Euntlivn a. d . hona. Thii
coaie eHatly - anne - fhn anR eananin-
a1R aA9 poiiNa ou2l4 mns faneh tha
s.sAN.sR nn1M sAa was 1bEoam rnnla Rs
NeAkE. 1oae ~ EpEa1h whfEk ~ paas-
eaEHt he4Ea ua1 esnso1 - ~ fnnpina
over board of n f4Elelpe tneen enn =
oos ni.ts eonhe nn6 thnh nnuA wns tha
.aelns1 q bl1 esnape b almaat oaranin
kgum "a fae< laai ; nnan nla1elr rnsrrs-
bling uFeizh&nn wae ssrn - - NeEi-
ean Cn1toln Housa earig yeslsr.lav
naEninR. He waa q eonrauy uifh -
elderly nan. unnhsklw Csnlohansla a
.1l1sz. and lheg we're ssiasnily waiting
fuE ~ etnae.
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SMNN@AHAA 42AA4
TwELyn - THR MonMeNs Ann
ANXIOUS goB STATEHOOD.
SAL7 LAKE, Ost. e.--Fhis IL The third
day Of the Mormon cunfeFsnce. VII
ford Woodfuh, Pfesident Of tha Twelve
Apostles. read l0nR epislls referring 70
the stats Of the eharch and the Mormon
people. and ts the death Of John Tay-
loF, saying that the chuEeh II nov IN the
hands Of the Twelve, which 10 supposed
70 mean that they viii not elect PFesi-
deat as this conference. The eplsile b
vary long and tame. devoted mainly 10
church Affairs. He beam personal testi-
mony 70 Joseph Smiths trapsmittipg 80
the Apostles she keys Of the priesthood.
and the powers and ceremonies Of the
L7ttoE Day Authority. TIE conferences
process dimes thus far have been Of llills
interest.
The Mormon oonatisutionaI Oonvsn-
ton reasssmbled yesterday aud shaped
q memorial - CONGRESS praying for the
admission Of Utah inte che Union and
declaring thsir good faith and purpose
70 carry Gus the provisions sf tee co.,
stituiion as adopted. Not one OF them,
kowevsf. would BE- In Q posikion 70 make
good thsif pledges, as ID Csc Of State
hood different men than the PolyRa-
mists woaid come into control. Az one
inducemens for admission, Congress IL
informed that by admitting Utah the
Nation viii Be relieved Of a troublesome
uueation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

INA xRxMaA4R4 unAh uozxcD pno.
III AoAME Ks1cxlnn N AEMn1uA.
MmERAnuzna. Oot. e.-Tha Gsnnrar
Assembly ef Knfehia of Lshoz he.d :
orie! session tsdAy and thsn Hdianrnel
unsll Menosy IL order q give fha vari
Gus e7mmflsees an uppuFfuniky % O.
some wotk. 1Ae onlg huainem of Il
s4res1 tEansaeied va TIE appointmanl
cf o1mmiltso % urnpnre rs.olnfion-
eondennin0 TIE ahsarpt1nn af -
bAltimoEe 4 0hio TeIeernph ComrnnV
of ne Wss1eEn union. ard the adnntien
e . pful1sA which waa ordered ssnt "a
tne beoE1taEy az tbo interior, aaainsl
ne egtcl.cn e settIsEE % f1rfslied rail-
road iands u FeWa.
undnR anapension nf the rules, John
Lowry of FennaylVania, rsad 4 papaF
en ths operation of tha Etandald on
uompany, and several spesches vefe
made upon NE snbisci.